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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31
TAYLOR'S
White Goods
Department..

One lot of white India linen; clearing
price, sc yard; regular price, Sc yard.
One lot white India lawn; clearing
price, SC; regular price, loo.
One lot India lawn, white; clearing
price, 10c; regular price, l2dc.
One lot India linen; clearing price: l21c;
regular price, l5c.
One lot of Imported India lawn; clear
ing price, 15c and zoe; regular price, zoe
and 25c.
One lot of India lawn, Egyptian lawn;
Bulgaria lawn, Princess lawn; clearing
prices, 25c, SOC, Soc and Acc; regular
prices, SOC, 40c and soc.
One lot Of large plaid India lawn; ciear
ing price, 25c; regular price, 40c
One lot of plain, dotted and striped
Swiss; clearing prices, l2ic, l5c ard zoe;
regular prices, Csc. $50. 4Oc and SOC.
One lot of pure Irish linen lswn; clear
ing prices, lOc, 124c, 15c and zoe; regular
price, 15c, 2Oc, 25c and 35c.
One lot OF genuine Msrseilles bed
spreads % in a white and colcrs; c,tesrlng
p pr e. go" :, IS and s5i regular prices,
one lot of French zephyr gingham !;
clearing price, 18c yard; regular price,
CSC yard.
One lot OF Pique; clearing prices, 124c;
l5c, zoe, 25c and 35c; regular prices, 2Oc,
25c, S5c, 40c and SOC yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31
Household.

The season approaches when the care
ful housewife should looa to pantry and
store for winter needs. The old-time art
jellies and drying fruits, has rapidly de-
clined, and too many housekeeperS ere
content to order from the grocer these
luxuries, and AS consequence they are
not as often seen on winter tables as va
riety of diet demands.
Canning fruit, @ process unknown until
within the last fifty years, has grown to
be great industry, but how a house
keeper living where fresh fruit is attain
able can content herself with the inferior
quality OF that canned by factories as
compared with that made at home is 3
question not easily answered.
Canning is simple process, requiring
only care in selecting the fruit, proper
degree of heat and alright jars. The
selt-sealing glass ones give little trouble,
il the rubber rings are new and e. prop
erly.
Al this season, in this latitude, only
the lager fruits are in market. All fruits
that have to be pared should be dropped
into water, in order to prevent the dis
coloration which will follow from ex-
posing the pared surface to the air.
In canning peaches hsve prepared, in
an agate or porcelain-lined kettle, syrup
made by dissolving one quart OF sugar in
two quarts of water when boiling hot
drop in as many pieces as will I'll jar,
ard let them boil ten minutes. Have
ready the jars by having them filed with
and setting in hot water. When the
pieces look clear put them in the jar and
cover with the boiling syrup and seal i'm
mediately. Some prefer letting the
peaches simmer in hot water, removing
them to the jars with q skinner in order
to drain of the water and covering with
the boiling syrup. This is the better
mode when the fruit is little
under lipe, SIS it is inclined to be
tough if cooked in syrup st first
When the jars are cold set in cool, dark
place; i. is a wise precsution to wrap
each jar in newspaper.
The yellow cling variety of peach is
best for canning and preserving.
Preserving is g pains taxing, tedious
process, but tle old-fashi0ned peach pre-
serve repays tie labor. II the days "be-
fore de wad" southern m3trons remem-
Der the work OF preserving as done Oy
| the competent servant. This wes not
the work CT dag, bur tWo or three were
required to complete the process. After
psTlng the fruit WAS carefully weighed,
and Sugar, "poUnd for pound" was al
lowed. TIC each pound OF sugar one hal
pint OF water, IN which the pits had beer
boiled, was used to make the syrup; this
was carefully skinned while boiling, ant
some times the white of an egg was stir
red into the sugar to facilitate tht
clarifying process. When clear Of scum
the fruit was cooked in small quantitie:
in this syrup for about ten minutes, ther
spread on large dishes in the sun, while
he syrup went through another process!
of boiling and sklmming, and when thi:
was complete it was poured boiling ho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31
'rW. H Taylor W. H. TaylorW. H. TaylC

an under silk skirt. The prettiest of such
open-work fabrics is the pale buff eta
mine, finely streaked with red, pink or
heliotrope silk draped over silk Of the
color of the streak. A sash to match,
loosely tied around the waist, gives more
style to the toilet.
The newest guimpes for low summer
dresses are entirely of embroidery, with
a little friil at the neck, and . deep cuff
like that Of the mutton-leg sleeves. The
pointed or round corsage of dresses has
embroidery set in c point down the front,
with gathered muslin Quicker" st the
top and lspels of the embroidery over the
shoulders. Pulled sleeves for such waists
are bias, with band of insertion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31
Misses Hosiery

Lot A ESQ. Misses colored silk hose;
assorted colors; sizes to e.; regular
price, 81 per pair; clearing price, soc per
pair.
Lot a 1875. Misses fine imported Isle
hose; black; sizes, to 81; regular price,
z5C per pair; clearing price, SOC per pair.
Lot 1899. Misses German finish Isle
hose; navy, seal, wine and cardinal;
sizes, CD to 81 regular price, 25c per
pair; clearing price, l5c per pair.
: Lot A 1873. Infants fine three-quarters
cotton hose; pink, blue, black, brown,
navy, wine and cream; sizes, + to 5: reg
ular price, sc per pair; clearing price,
35c per pair.
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TAYLOR'S
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, LACES.

C 56l5. 24-inch Cheese cloth in shades
of baby blue, pink, cream and rose; clear
ing price, sc yard, worth sc.
c 2054. 34-inch figured Nuns Velllng,
six different figures on cream ground;
clearing price &c yard, worth l0c.
c 1904. 44-inch Eagle Etimene IN SHADES
Of ecresn, pink, wine, banJ, navy
ard electric blue; clearing pTfee zuc q
yard. worth $50.
c 1853. 27-inch gray Mohair; clearing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31

price 22c and 30c per yard;
worth S5c and 50;.
c 5203. 36 inch all wool
albajfoss in shades of tan,
brown and electric blue;
clearing price 40c q yard,
worth Csc.
G 6201. 40-inch all wool
striped albatross in shades
Of tan, brown, cream and
striped; clearing price SOC s
yard, worth 75c.
c 2l79. 20-inch brocaded
satin in shades of Canary,
cream VIE re, brown, tam,
. bronze, navy blue and baby
blue; clearing price 25c q
yard, worth SOC.
CHS. 20-inebplain dress
silk in shades of brown,
dark green, wine, navy blue,
plum and drab; clearing
! price SOC, Csc, 85c and 81;
/ worth 75c, soc, Sl.15 and
| 81 so.
/ 1852. 10 inch illumin-
| ated summer silk in striped
| and checked; clearing price
/ Coo, S5c and 81 a yard;
! worth 85c, 81 and $50.
| These are the best goods
/ the market affords.
1882. 20-inch surGh silk
in shades of cream, brown,
| green, blue, drsb, WINE and
! scarlet; clearing price 40c,
75c,a Sl,Worth 75c, 81 and
O. o.
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Embroidery and Combination
Suits.
Suits.

No. l. One suit eff plain and lattice
blocks with blue stripes: clearing price,
1915; regular price, So; Is yards.
No. 9 One brocade ecru lawn with en-
broidery figures; clearing price, 1915;
regular price, s5.25; l3 yards.
No. s. One brown embroidery robe, ID
wide and 81 narrow; clearing price, 50 :;
regular price, $50.
Ne4. Ecru lawn, lattice blocks, Is
yards; clearing price, S275; regular
price, So %.
No 5. One ecru embroidery suit, u
plain goods, Al wide embroidery and a
narrow, and II yards tucking; clearing
price, $40; regular price, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31
TAYLOR'S
GREAT CLEARING SALE OF
Straw Mattings,

F S43. 36-inch fancy straw ma:ting
clearing price 1Sc, worth 25c.
T SS01. 96-inch fancy straw mating
clearing price lSc, worth 25c.
F S44. 36-inch fancy straw matting;
clearing price zoe, worth 275c.
F $40. 3G-inch fancy straw mating;
clearing price zoe, worth 274c.
s26. S6-inch fancy straw mating:
clearing price 22@c, worth Ses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31
Window Shades.

Our stock of window shades is the
largest AMI best assorted in the state.
Bought for cash from manufacturers di-
rect. We are selling 1T clearing prices to
make room for purchases now in transit.
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Ladies' Gloves.

Lot A 1868. Ladies' fine silk gloves in
assorted taus with embroidered backs;
sizes, 81 to ID; regular price, $50 per
pair; clearing price, 81 per pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-31

C2703. 24-inch black silk iron frame
grenadines, plain and striped; clearing
price 75c, 81, S1.75 yard, worth 81,
Sl.35 aud 1925.
G G9l+. 42-inch Spanish guimpure lace
founclng; clearing price 81 45, Sl.65,
1925, $3.50, worth 50, 81 %, $3.50, 81.
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This Beats All. .

The Weekly GAZETTE, the very go
newspaper in Texas, has been reduced i
price to 81 q year. New is your opp0.--
tunity to furnish your country coo7-L-.
witn aweek's excellent reading st s1a--
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Lott No 3.-Gents' white Numbered,
plated sCsom, cuffs ard collars detached !;
81 90.
Lot No. Gents genuine French
penang, open back, collars detached; 81.
Lot No. 5.-Gent's white Numbered,
open front, shield bosom, cuffs and col
lars attached; retails everywhere for
: 90, st 81.
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OfdPepers for Sale
Cheap, st The GAzETTE Office
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M1soELLApEous.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

GEO. 9. Sawyer. Plaintiff. vs. Daniel Dry and
District Court cf the Sixth Judicial District o.
the state Of Nevada, in and for the County Of
Lincoln, and she complaint hltd In ssid County
Lincoln. In the office Of the CLERK Of sud L n
trict Court.
Ths ate Of Nevads sends Greetirg;
To Daniel Dry and John Dry. said defs rdspts.
You are hereby required TO APPEAR in an action
ID In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District of the ktsis Of Nevada. In and itr tie
Ct unity Of Lincoln, and answer the compliant
hlsd therein, within ten days texclus:ve u tho
day Of servtcel after tbs service On ycu Of this
Summons, II served IN said County: or. II
served out Of said County, but within said Dip-
trict, within twenty days; and In 81 other csses
Iorty days; or Judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the prayer u
said complaint.
The SAID action Is brought to recover judr.
ment fer the sun Of Five Hu1 dred t95ovj Dol.
lars gold coin, ~ o balance due for services
performed by said Plaintiff % an attorney and
counselor 1t law ior you, At your efpecial In.
stance and request, In attending to your inter-
ests az heirs of and to the Estate Of Alexander
Dry. deceased. And you are her,by notifi,d. that
II you fail to tprear aud answer the aud CONS
plant. - shows required, the eai5 p stnti1 will
take Judgment for said sum Of $500. gcld coli.
| and costs Of asid acticn
Given under my hand and the seal
OF tho District Court Of the 9Th
| judicial District Of the State Of
fsBli.l Nsvads, In odd for the County
| OF Lincoln, this Twentitti tn day
Of January, IN. the year Of ors
Lord ono thousand eight hun
| dred and.eishty siz. ~
jasO-soa IF. GEAR. Cltsk.
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COMMUNICATED.


EDIroR PfocHR RECORD:
Ia regard TO Miss Clara Belize o..
ticle On - ladies' hustle" printed IN the
last issue Of the RECORD. permit ms ~
say few words with references to ii. "
I do not wish to contradict Miss Belle,
but wish to throw little light upon tht
subject. ;'e.
First.-Half century ago tbs hustle
was called lsdies .'hip protector" which
signidsd that the weight u dress. which
dame fashion un~iaely ordained US 10
wear. in the shape u long skirts and
heavy drapery. should be supported BY
the SO called hip PROTECTORS"
sscoadly.-Lockipg At ii in . ply.
Biological point Of view. We have the
opinion Of different scientists. that Il
ladies would wear the hustle suspended
from tho shoulders. instead Of tho ever,
lasting use Of tight fitting corsets, Il
would be greatly beneficial TO health,
thereby producing . stronger aensratios
and decreasing the doctors bills.
Gents II you knew the value Of thi
most indispensable article, yos woult
not, whether the wsarer b wifs, sweet
heart or sistsr. considsr it such d
"abominablc hump" 81 Miss Belle term
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TAs on,y way = Ce.S.sr Dyspepsl

Ths Only way - CesSaeR DyspepsaA
10 perfectly pr<postsrous to introduce
pepsia and other artificial solvents into the
stomach. In the expectation that they will 49,
hias digestion By acting on, the food itself.
They will not Nor h It possible thus 70
overcome dyspepsls. The only way % con-
quer that disorder. and prevent the numerous
pravOkeA, 10 10 renew the activity Of gastric
acttnA. ~ streug thening the stomach. Hos.
tettetss 41anAAch Nitters erailicatss the most
inveterste forms Of indigestion by restoring
vitality to the AsiSnRntary organs, and those
which xr6 tributary to them. The liver, the
bowels, the ktlntys aud the nerves, no less
than the stomach, experience tho invigora-
tive ELECTS nj that standard tonic, which pos.
ecases alternative properties that greatly en-
nance Its beneficial influence. and give .
permanence ~ its ersets which they Womb
not otherwise possess.
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unl Vcsn ltvs u hssns and aaaks more money
III wosk TOT VI i, than q aaythins else 10
IUUthis wssqA. espstsl not needed you ars
started 1fcs. .Dosh sexes; all agss. Any
nret start, Coetly out q and tsrms mes. Better
los delay. CcstS you nothing 70 send " Sous
odd tsss snA ~ out; 4 jos sfs yise yon w! a.
~ ~ e0ee. Y. 1ARA4 = = Co.s bexoAeAs -
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REDEMPTION FUND.
TREAsuReR's oFFtcE.l
p,ocux. December ., ibs6.

,r,o THE HOLDERS OF czRTlFicATfs or
Indebtedness OF Lincoln County, aeeta.-a
rr!or to tie list Ct April, 4. p. 1910.
in the redemption Fund. l leie.hy
notify the holders Of said Indebtedness .Ans
scsled proposals. for the surrender Of tle han-ll
VIII 10 received At my once up to the efth ury
Of Ltcelnber a. d. lass, IN ACCORDANCE Mith AZ
xct a. he IL qislstnrc OF tho htsts OF N.ssdp.
approved March eth. a. y. 1876.
JOHN RoEDER. Treasurer.
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10 J. @. Lyneh. heirs q asaisness. owser or
Aowners 70 thlsssAi interest In the Ktpgnsher
mine, situated 10 Jackrabbit Mining District,
Liucolu County, stlte oi Nevada, you are hereby
notihed that shcre ase now due from ycu the
/, ,um u sixty $500 Dollars on your interest IN
the sbovs naislsd mine. for assessment work
ltone on sAid mine for the year 1885, which
yoa ato hsrsiyy notified 10 Pay inmedistely. 70
sether with tAs costs Of this Advertisement,
othesw sA al claim forfeiture Of your in.
terost. In conspfmity with the acts II CoDsrets
/, tSscsivn 81 Improved May leth. iS71. All psf.
! ons sru cauta spsd againat patchasang the said
aterest frOin aa1s sad J. o. Lyneh. BIS heirs ~
cu9ssancss ms,lEs : lsgai transfer.
HUc0ELk FULLER.
| Phoebe. Jauvsary u. 1857. 80 jaalsasd
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NOTICE.

! PIOuHE, Msv., Decsnbsr H. 1855.
NV. TURNER 10 AUTHORIZED TO TRAN
lact such necessary business - may afisc
earring my abaencs st CaEsou, IN ny name; 70
collscs Ill accounts and 70 see - my general
). PoUJADE.
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aanairu to b made. Cut this out and -.
Vturn TO rs. and Ne Will SIND Scn
mUWl FREQ. something Of gsest yelns Aha
importance to yen. that viii ttArs
you IN business whteh Wall nripg you ~ more y
money right sway Than any thing else IN slis
World. Any cns can DO the work and live VI
home. Eit6er rex; I'll ages. btmathitg LEV;
mn lust coins money for all wcrhtTs. VIC VIII
start you, capital not needed. This u sIs q
ihe seuuIns, impcytant chances II Vie tin 2:
Tnose uho ~ smbitioua and enterprisin2 Will
not delay. 0raud oasat tree. A6afsss TArx .
O. ANGoteo, AAaAe. 3, es.
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Miss Esnsralda Lopgcotaa. Of Austis,
has bssa engaged 70 > dossa didsrsat
ge.tlemsa. 4 lev days ago shs said 70
her faihsr:--
"Pa. you saa eon9rstslats - o.
having acquirsd : new object Of ny A.
lection"
I'm glad r. hsAr il, Esmeralda, I
hope you are ~ happy with him = you
will BE- with the next one. = Texas
Siftings.
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ruAvg Tuso DAT SOLD OUT M ENTIRE
lbusinsss 10 y. Lyman, who will collect ALL
bills d1a she hrm and pay all claims against u.
]. HYMAN.
Pteehs. January 18th, 1851.
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We were offered . pair Of secondary |
ooots We respectfully declined. We
ooota. Various are the reasons therefor.
The boots might take US into places
by their primary owner.
They might wander Us ;uto places Of
purity; or they might steer ua into dens
II iniquity. where the hectic blu,h Of
hame would obl;teiate us. Their pri.
nary owner might have. been . ssste..
nan, a preacher or clog dancer. We
wish none Of thoss professions iastil!ed
,ato US. Irnagius our posing Is a 6gure.
aead 10 any OF those professions. Should
their primary owner have been a married
nan. the boots, Of course, would u,sauder
u into the prsseuce OF his best girl--ou
The outside we meAn-thcy'd DO quite
,huss to not take US into tho presence Of
ais wifs. There sre other reasons for our
non acceptance. the principal one being
that our feet we're two sises TOO large TO
accommodate the boots. i.
Tho Daily Independent says; There
sii Dc no great rush msds Tor county
'ii 4. N lacsoln county II Mr.. rooiAdss
ill, Senate bill No. u, should become a
sits mileage when it becomes necessary
Tor him 70 travel more than twenty Eve
niles in the discharge Of his dutie.; the
,ounty Clerk shall receive $500 year;
Tho Treasurer, $500; the District Attor.
,sy, 5000; the Recorder and Auditor,
81 100; the Assessor, 81, 400; the County
Commissioners, each 5000, and the
superintendent Of Schools, $500.
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.,m that or ne,sbbor i. ,abor,np Under
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COUNTY
! u Lincoln, state Of Nevada. In the
matter Of She kstAte Of elijah williams
d ceased.
Notice for publication, Or tins appointed for
proving will, ttc. Pursuant " IN order OF said
U.ust, made on the 18th day Of January. A. y.
he the 81 az Of FsSrussy, a. b. 1887. Il u
o'clock ~, Of said day, and the Court Room
Of said Court. q the Court House in the County
Of Llncoin. have bssa appointed ~ the same
and place for proving the will Of said Elijah
Williams deceased, and for hearing the ap-
plication Il John Roedse. for the issuance 70
him Of letters sestsmsntAfy. when and where
any person intsssstsd may sPpsar and contest
the same.
Dsssd Jansasy 18th. lse5.
J. o. KELLY. County Clark
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4 0nl7f 1snA ~ cents Sus poatsss.
u YRlIs and rssaiye Srss, : cusils M 81
u lIJkko goods which Viii .hslp you TO-
more Monsy, right evxH than.
anything else IN tAis wo1ia. All, a oltSsr ssx.
s0cuoed from I'm hour. The. h1nad rpoA. "a
fbreuus opeAs bseors ~ vorhoash Abaslutsis
suEe. A. ssss aAassss, EAyafA xcS., ANerstS
3AaAo.
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The BUYERS c. iF7F' y
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YOU. Respectfully,
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021 & o20 Wabash Asenses Ckicasc' -
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.. -
Samuel olsvlnger ana ~"s -" "r
dsrsd in the bnck'k'n "oaas.'a', a. :.
short distance 'o0'1 !" ,"s '..
linz ,.e'' 'e",'u. ".s 49,.
very 'nAiio" n'le' W W, "u'os ~
II i.supposed' c."ps' .' ' wy
90 shs s'Asa u ,"s'' s ~
couple ~er' ''AVe,"s "''A [
. negro SUI kA'' ~ss e' ""
deed was aons' 'ne oou''' "e'e u"'
,srthed. from their '!iSAs covering o'
soyosee. tho discovering Of me o0o'e'
Iollc~'ng sioss s's's. las Pat"es name
charged win sne st'ms sss :. 'o"ovs'
The wn'se man, wilson; 'ns 'ssro.
Jehr''s. " ses"s saas "l'soa "sn's'
|" marry 'hs e't': woo' ~ 70. oy vM'
sssP'daasAVs :" elss'ssss sau :" 'u'0'
The OH PsoP's oo'ec.su % vas "s''.v
~. consisted ior. ths purpcse Of ssttint
sh.m oa. q tho way on account Of the
d,l and slAo their property. souetims
ds,.nx last summer tbs fellow johnson
o.us into r.ocha, claiming 70 have come
from A,i,oaa, ~btrs he had been dis
charged i.sm tho U. q. service. He iss
ss.Iwart. ppssriul. bright looking negro,
" -. ..:....,
'" ~. !. ,..,,,;,,., !. ~ 80,
~ -
-: v,-.,.... "a.
-. -, NJ
-
-, -. ~. 60.
rarnsr WAS Obliged to lock him up
Johnscn dr"se ~ood team hero to-
psrhsps two or three months. then sud
ds"'y ssippsd ior parts unAn'~n' A
tue time d his Eight there was sas
p'sioa awakened IN regard 70 hs com
pl'e'ty IN TIE ABOVE named maraer. a
!. a.. ..,dsr.r.. bv the Arisoo. AZ.
liberties. who were reported "a have besp
,... in Phoebe thi: winter en- route fer
w.shi.sts, Territory. sheriff Mulvsuon,
d Arisosa psrss.d them. and W learn
'ss. - 1900 0''.-' = =. -.
~, s..s =. 80. $50 $3.50. -
~ ~. -" ~
20 ss Us
49,. -. ,..:.. -. 10,
Toeeday .leeS $40 IAdiee cane iaso
sshss' - ssees'tsd that N a. Tor
hsssssa' b 'assstsd - sAis ''.ss'
tssa sas's many e'ssass ssd efeAes
.ssssssss' ~ inferred sass over saef. II
rs.sSs' ne early ssse0'as' Of nrosasf
~ 4sssvsas o..is Of s.iuss Is jast now
b.dly 4 assd Of . husband, aad her new.
4 bcr. bsb. Il father.
~ $500.
ni,s,l,ts hold. 4. az, nollv =. sinking
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-29

Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers; who Il nasts'
workman Of district assembly No. -,
Knights Of Labor. in Chicago. has I
raggsd lace and heavy, wavy hair,
parted in the middle and not hanged.
She xsirs ! ssaiigsat sbo.t he ascl
and doess't sssm to have put en- any
irills when shs dsploysd before tn
cainisa.: .se.